GPEDC HLM2 Nairobi - Business Forum slideshow

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BUSINESS AS A PARTNER IN DEVELOPMENTGPEDC HLM 2 Business Forum

29th November 2016

BUSINESS AS A PARTNER IN DEVELOPMENT

Welcome and Introduction• Charlotte Petri Gornitzka, DAC Chair• Carole Kariuki, CEO, Kenya Private Sector Alliance


Setting the scene:How can GPEDC become more relevant to the private sector?

• Darian Stibbe, Executive Director, The Partnering Initiative


Collective action against corruption• Phyllis Wakiaga, Chief Executive Officer, Kenya Manufacturers Association

• Nicholas Mulila, Director, Risk management, Safaricom

• Edward Mungai, Chief Executive Officer, Kenya Climate Innovation Center

• Olajobi Makinwa, Chief Africa, UN Global Compact


Debate: Engaging business as a partner in development• H. E. Mr Aisake Valu Eke, Minister of Finance and National Planning, Tonga

• Hon. Joseph Njang Mbah Ndam, Member, Parliament of the Economic Community of Central African States (CEMAC), Member of Parliament, Cameroon

• Geoffrey Sakulanda, Chair, Zambia Association of Chambers of Commerce and Industry

• David Croft, Global Sustainable Development Director, Diageo

• Paula Kermfors, Government of Sweden

• Dave Prescott, Senior Associate, The Partnering Initiative


Debate: Business and development cooperation principles• Jennifer Smith, UK Department for International Development• Haje Schutte, Head of Division, Statistics and Development Finance,

OECD• Olajobi Makinwa, Chief Africa, UN Global Compact• Peter McAllister, Director, Ethical Trading Initiative• Jonathan Glennie, Director of Sustainable Development, Ipsos MORI


Showcase: Business partnership action for sustainable development

• Access to Energy: Clean cook stoves bioenergy (Green Energy and Biofuel – Femi Oye)• Sustainable Development at Diageo – From grain to glass

(David Croft)• New Mobile Models for the SDGs (GSMA – Ilana Cohen)

500,000stoves

6 millionliters of fuel

45,000 Entrepreneurs

1,050Jobs

BeninKenyaNigeriaGhana

Uganda

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

LEADERSHIP IN ALCOHOL IN SOCIETY

Create a positive role for alcohol in society through partnerships and programmes which impact misuse

BUILDING THRIVING COMMUNITIES

Enable people, particularly women, to have the skillsand resources to build a better future for themselves

REDUCING OUR ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT

Make our products and business operationsmore environmentally sustainable

INDUSTRY COLLABORATION

IMPACTFUL PROGRAMMES

TRAINING

OUR PEOPLE

COMMUNITIES

SUPPLY CHAINS

WATER

CARBON

PACKAGING

WASTE

OUR 2020 TARGETS

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How the Mobile Industry Supports the SDGs

Ecosystem Accelerator

Digital IdentityConnected Society

Mobile Money

M4D Utilities Connected Women mNutrition Disaster Response

Mobile for Development driving commercial and social impact


Debate: How can governments encourage and support inclusive business to scale and contribute to the SDGs?• David Kuria, CEO and Founder, AfricAqua• Faith Muigai, Chief Medical Officer, Jacaranda Health• Racey Muchilwa, Country Group Head – EEA, Novartis• Torbjörn Petterson, Director of Africa Department, Swedish

International Cooperation Agency (Sida)


Communicating the SDGs• Alice MacDonald, Campaigns Director, Project

Everyone

Supported by:

BUSINESS & BRANDSSTEP 1 - YOUR COMPANYAssess the impact of your company against the seventeen SDGs, and identify related risks and opportunities across your entire value chain.

STEP 2 - THE BOARDHold a meeting of the board (or the executive management team) to set goals and targets specific to your company that align with sustainable development. STEP 3 - THE SHAREHOLDERSTell shareholders and other stakeholders the goals your company has set to contribute to the SDGs and progress made. STEP 4 - THE EMPLOYEESEngage all your employees in advancing the Goals through their own work and distribute responsibilities across the entire organization for achieving progress. STEP 5 - THE PUBLICShow your commitment by including SDG icons and branding in your products, communication materials, and annual report.


Wrap up:How can the GPEDC be made more relevant to the private sector?

• Darian Stibbe, The Partnering Initiative

Government & Nonprofit

GPEDC HLM2 Nairobi - Business Forum slideshow